You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen, Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen, but what you may not know is the chaos of the meeting before the start of their first annual journey. It went a little something like this:
Archive for tag: organizational development
10.072017May 17, 2018

Doing What You Do Best: Wise Selection of Strategic Directions
By Galen EllisIn NewsTags facilitation, group prioritization, help with group sessions, mission, organizational development, planning, strategic framework, strategic planning, values, vision
Part 4 of our 4-part series on Strategic Planning in a Rapidly Changing Environment.
01.062017November 14, 2018

The Environmental Scan: Using Informed Insight to Manifest Your Vision
By Galen EllisIn NewsTags facilitation, group prioritization, help with group sessions, mission, organizational development, planning, strategic framework, strategic planning, values, vision
Part 3 of our 4-part series on Strategic Planning in a Rapidly Changing Environment
30.042017November 13, 2018

Celebrate and Elevate Who You Are and Why You Exist! Values, Vision, and Mission
By Galen EllisIn UncategorizedTags facilitation, group prioritization, help with group sessions, mission, organizational development, planning, strategic framework, strategic planning, values, vision
Part 2 of our 4-part series on Strategic Planning in a Rapidly Changing Environment Co-authored by Galen Ellis and Selma Abinader (www.abinadergroup.com) Did you catch...
28.032017May 21, 2018

Strategic Planning in a Rapidly Changing Environment
By Galen EllisIn NewsTags facilitation, group prioritization, help with group sessions, organizational development, planning, strategic framework, strategic planning
How do you create a road map for the future of your organization that can adapt to changes in your environment over time? Consider developing a Strategic Framework instead of a Strategic Plan. What is the difference between the two?
09.112016June 5, 2017

Logic Models for More Than Planning
By Galen EllisIn UncategorizedTags AEA, concept of logic models, guide groups, help with group sessions, learning, Logic Model, organizational development, planning
We've been working with a number of our clients on logic models and using them for critical planning processes to advance their organizational missions.